Fire Displaces Newark Family After Juniiper Ave Blaze
A seven person Newark family was forced from their home on S16 Juniper Ave last night after a fire at 7 44 p m started in a bedroom. Fire Captain Morte Schwars said nine firefighters and two engines controlled the blaze in under 30 minutes but lingering smoke required two more hours of work. The family was advised to stay elsewhere until the residence was cleared of toxic fumes and Red Cross aid was arranged for temporary housing.
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Newark High Student Victim of Schoolyard Attack
Steven H. Noble a 17 year old from 387 Lafayette Ave is hospitalized with severe head injuries after being attacked by another student at Newark High School on Tuesday. Noble's condition was described as satisfactory with plans to discharge later today. The assailant received a one day suspension pending parent involvement.
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Blonde accused of spying for Cuba at SA embassy
A 25 year old blonde, Jennifer Miles, is in hiding in Johannesburg amid reports she spied for Cuba while employed at the South African Embassy in Washington. Newspapers link her to Cuban diplomats expelled from the U N and suggest suspected ties to Canadian terrorists blamed for the Laporte murder and James Cross kidnapping.
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Kent State coed 11th arrest in protest cases
Mary Helen Nicholas, 22, Akron, was arrested on a charge of interfering with firemen during a fire at the Kent State ROTC building on May 2, becoming the 11th arrest tied to indictments from the May 4 disorders. Twenty-five people were indicted by a special grand jury. no Guardsmen were named. The case spurred court fights over free speech restrictions around Kent Stater editor White.
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Soviet Zond 2 unmanned craft heads to moon and back
The Soviet Zond 2 spacecraft, launched Tuesday, travels toward the moon to photograph the lunar surface and Earth, conduct physical experiments along its flight path, and return to Earth with an anticipated near October landing.
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U S eyes new missile subs
The Defense Department considers boosting research funds for an underwater long-range missile submarine program ELMS to replace the Polaris fleet. A Pentagon spokesman noted no decision yet but said a budget rise is not unlikely, with potential funds rising from 43 million to about 130 million for the next fiscal year.
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Fortunes and murder hunt linked by cryptic note
Sheriff notes describe four names Knight of Wands Knight of Cups Knight of Pentacles and Knight of Swords as symbolic signatures from fortune telling cards. Hunters are described as long haired men in their early 20s. Mrs Ohta’s stolen wagon found abandoned near a state park tunnel where a spur-line locomotive hit it. Volunteers and police searched the area with dogs and on horseback through the red woods adjoining the tunnel.
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Nixon and Gromyko discuss Mideast tensions
Nixon and Gromyko spoke on the Indochina peace plan and limits on strategic weapons. Gromyko at UN warned against polemics while a secret Security Council session featured 11 foreign ministers. Rogers defended Nixon's Vietnam plan as non binding and urged concrete solutions over broad talks.
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Newark Considers Acquiring Silver Pines Golf Club for City Use
City officials discuss purchasing Silver Pines Golf Club amid plans to convert the site into public facilities. Proposals include bonds, phased payment, or private loans, with price estimates at about 11 000 to 11 500 per acre. Debate centers on cost and potential public benefits versus market value.
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Philippines seek world aid after back to back typhoons
Manila appeal cites death toll surpassing one thousand as Typhoon Joan and Typhoon Kate devastate large island regions. Red Cross reports hundreds missing or injured, with 24 provinces hosting over 500000 refugees. International help arrives as Soviet and Singapore relief groups airlift blankets and clothing while USS Okinawa supports food and medical missions.
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Unruh Attacks Southern Crossing Plan In Editorial
Unruh derides the Southern Crossing route as too far south while The Review backs an eastern terminus at Roberts Landing near San Leandro and Lewelling Boulevard. Charges fly over land takings by Utah Construction and toll authority actions as Reagan era politics mix with local opposition.
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Manson and followers return to Tate murder trial
Charles Manson and three women defendants returned to the Tate murder trial courtroom after a three week interruption. The judge allowed their return after a bench conference and warnings for prior disturbances. Testimony linked Manson to a March 1969 search at Doris Day’s son’s mansion during the case.
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Bar association debates Spruance ad ruling and raises funds
The South County Bar Association voted overwhelmingly to disapprove the use of the word retain in campaign ads referencing Spruance. About 50 attorneys attended, with 40 as association members. A second motion proposed a $600 buy for newspaper ads opposing the wording, funded by the treasury and member donations.
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Pentagon trims Army to fund nuclear arms and ships
The report outlines Army cuts to free funds for strategic forces while Navy ships age and face losses. Carrier strength may shrink as plans favor attack carriers and anti submarine warfare roles. Air power grows but conventional force reductions threaten tactical squadrons. sea lift deteriorates with merchant marine decline. The Nixon doctrine aims to reduce overseas deployments, shifting ground power to allies.
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